Distributed solar power generation and hot water supplying system

ABSTRACT

A distributed solar power generation and hot water supplying system includes: a photovoltaic power generation self-service sun tracking system, an inverter, a controller, a storage battery, a heat-exchanging water tank and an electric heater provided therein, wherein a solar battery and a solar collector are mounted on the photovoltaic power generation self-service sun tracking system, an electricity output terminal of the photovoltaic power generation self-service sun tracking system is respectively connected to an inversing input terminal of an inverter and a surplus power supplying input terminal of a controller; an MCU-controlled power output terminal of the inverter is respectively connected for off-grid power consumption or grid-connected power generation, and to an inversing output terminal of the controller; a charging/discharging control output/input terminal inside the inverter is connected to an input/output terminal of the storage battery and a storage battery power supplying input terminal of the controller.

CROSS REFERENCE OF RELATED APPLICATION

This is a U.S. National Stage under 35 U.S.C 371 of the InternationalApplication PCT/CN2013/073946, filed Apr. 9, 2013, which claims priorityunder 35 U.S.C. 119(a-d) to CN 201210572810.5, filed Dec. 26, 2012.

BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

1. Field of Invention

The present invention relates to technical fields of solar powergeneration and hot water supplying, and more particularly to adistributed solar power generation and hot water supplying system.

2. Description of Related Arts

Conventional solar power generation and heating system generallyinstalls a semiconductor thermoelectric generator module on aconventional solar power water heater to generate electricity. Althoughpower generation and hot water supplying are archived, power efficiencyof the semiconductor thermoelectric module is relatively low.Especially, when solar radiation intensity is not very stable,temperature difference of a solar battery is small, and thesemiconductor thermoelectric generator module is not able to generateelectricity. Another method is using heat generated by the solarbatteries to heat water in hot water pipes, which is only suitable forutilization with relatively good sunlight. If continuity of solarradiation values is not stabile, the temperature of the solar battery isnot enough for heating the water in the hot water pipes. Furthermore,cost performance of the above two methods is low.

A conventional photovoltaic power generation self-service sun trackingsystem, invented by MAO, Jiansheng, Chinese application No.2012100840113, filed Mar. 27, 2012, Chinese publication CN102609003A,discloses: the photovoltaic power generation self-service sun trackingsystem comprising a solar battery and a driving motor, wherein an outputterminal of the solar batter is connected to an inverter powergeneration system; wherein the photovoltaic power generationself-service sun tracking system further comprises a seat reducer;wherein the solar battery is mounted on a tray, the tray is mounted on ashaft through a tray connecting plate, the shaft is connected to anoutput shaft of the seat reducer through an axial flange, the seatreducer in mounted on a supporter through a reducer holder, the drivingmotor is connected to and drives the seat reducer through a worm geardrive converter, two angle light intensity sensors are respectivelyprovided at an east side and a west side of the solar battery invertical, a self-service power generator is also connected to the outputterminal of the solar battery, an output terminal of the self-servicepower generator is respectively connected to a sun tracking processorand a 1° motor driver, the self-service power generator respectivelysupplies the sun tracking processor, the 1° motor driver and the drivingmotor, the driving motor and the 1° motor driver drive are electricallyconnected, the angle light intensity sensors, the 1° motor driver andthe sun tracking processor are logically and electrically connected. Theabove structure is only applicable to power generation, applicationthereof is single.

SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT INVENTION Technical Problem

For solving the above problems, the present invention provides adistributed solar power generation and hot water supplying system, whichnot only satisfies solar power supplying requirement of the users, butalso satisfies hot water supplying requirement of the users.

Technical Solution

A technical solution of the present invention is to provide adistributed solar power generation and hot water supplying system,comprising: a photovoltaic power generation self-service sun trackingsystem, wherein a solar battery is mounted on the photovoltaic powergeneration self-service sun tracking system, an electricity outputterminal of the photovoltaic power generation self-service sun trackingsystem is respectively connected to an inversing input terminal of aninverter and a surplus power supplying input terminal of a controller; apower output control terminal controlled by an MCU (Micro ControllerUnit) in the inverter is respectively connected for off-grid powerconsumption or grid-connected power generation, and a normal inversinginput terminal of the controller; a charging/discharging controloutput/input terminal inside the inverter is connected to aninput/output terminal of a storage battery and a storage battery powersupplying input terminal of the controller; wherein the distributedsolar power generation and hot water supplying system further comprises:a heat-exchanging water tank, wherein a temperature sensor, an electricheater and a heat-exchanging copper coil pipe are mounted in theheat-exchanging water tank; a water inlet and a water outlet arerespectively mounted on the heat-exchanging water tank; a solarcollector is mounted on the photovoltaic power generation self-servicesun tracking system, a first end of the solar collector is externallyconnected to a first end of the heat-exchanging copper coil pipe; asecond end of the heat-exchanging copper coil pipe is connected to asecond end of the solar collector through a recycling pump, and isconnected to an expanding tank via a triplet; wherein the expanding tankis connected between the recycling pump and the solar collector via thetriplet, which not only solves a problem that a heat conductive materialwill expand during temperature increasing, but also holds a fewadditional heat conductive materials as a supplement of the heatconductive material; the temperature sensor is externally connected tothe controller, the controller is respectively connected to therecycling pump, the electric heater, an electromagnetic valve on anwater outlet pipe and a hot water pressure gage; the controller is alsoconnected to the input/output terminal of the storage battery and theelectricity output terminal of the photovoltaic power generationself-service sun tracking system.

Furthermore, an automatic gas valve is mounted on a top of theheat-exchanging water tank. The water outlet of the heat-exchangingwater tank is connected to a hot water pump and then connected to astorage inlet of a storage water tank; an automatic gas discharger ismounted on a top of the storage water tank, a bottom of the storagewater tank is externally connected a user water outlet and a hot watermanometer; a temperature detector is mounted inside the storage watertank; the hot water pump and the temperature detector are respectivelyconnected to the controller. The hot water manometer is mounted on theuser water outlet of the storage water tank, the hot water manometer isconnected to the controller through a hot water manometer bus; thetemperature detector is mounted inside the storage water tank, which isconnected to the controller through a temperature sensor bus; a heatstorage pipe and the water outlet pipe are respectively connected to atleast one constant-temperature expandable tank in series; theelectromagnetic valve is respectively mounted on the heat storage pipeand the water outlet pipe, each electromagnetic valve is connected tothe controller through an electromagnetic valve bus; a water outletswitch is mounted on a water outlet of the water outlet pipe, and isconnected to the controller. The constant-temperature expandable tankcomprises at least two storage water tanks in series, and is expandableaccording to a power scale of a power station. Furthermore, the solarcollector is a solar plate collector, a pipe of the solar platecollector is a red copper pipe; wherein compared with a vacuum pipecollector, the solar plate collector has advantages such as smallresistance, simple structure, smooth circulation of working fluid andgood heat collecting. The solar plate collector comprises an evacuationvalve, a copper pipe, a transparent toughened glass cover, a heatinsulating material, and a thermal sensor; wherein the thermal sensor isconnected to the input terminal of the controller, a heat conductivematerial is installed in the copper pipe and the heat-exchanging coppercoil pipe. The transparent toughened glass cover of the solar platecollector is form by specially treated toughened glass, which hasbearing capacity, anti-hail ability, resistance to thermal shock, hightransmittance, and no hidden trouble of broken glass; the solar platecollector has no wearing parts, needs no maintenance, and a designedproduct service life thereof matches the solar battery. The solarcollector is a solar vacuum tube collector, wherein the solar vacuumtube collector comprises an evacuation valve, a copper pipe, a thermalsensor, and a vacuum pipe, wherein the thermal sensor is connected tothe controller through the temperature sensor bus, a heat conductivematerial is installed in the copper pipe and the heat-exchanging coppercoil pipe. The solar vacuum tube collector is an all-glass vacuum tubecollector, a heat pipe vacuum tube collector, or a U-shaped vacuum tubecollector. The heat-exchanging copper coil pipe is alternatively aheat-exchanging copper coil belt.

Beneficial Effects

With the above system, when solar irradiation is normal, the solarbattery of the photovoltaic power generation self-service sun trackingsystem generates electric power, and the solar collector generates heat.The heat generated by the solar collector is sent to the heat-exchangingcopper coil pipe in the heat-exchanging water tank through the recyclingpump, for heating the water in the heat-exchanging water tank. Whensolar radiation is weak, the controller determines that the surpluspower of the solar battery is not enough for running the inverter (i.e.lower than a starting power of the inverter), and the water temperaturein the heat-exchanging water tank is lower than the pre-determinedtemperature, the surplus power which is insufficient for running theinverter is automatically sent to the electric heater forauxiliary-heating the water in the heat-exchanging water tank with thesurplus power, so as to raise the water temperature in theheat-exchanging water tank. When there is no power in the solar batteryat night and the water temperature in the heat-exchanging water tankreaches the certain temperature, the controller automatically sendspower of the storage battery to the electric heater of theheat-exchanging water tank for heating the water in the heat-exchangingwater tank, which not only satisfies solar power supplying requirementof the users, but also satisfies hot water supplying requirement of theusers.

The present invention is able to auxiliary-heat the water in theheat-exchanging water tank with the surplus power in the solar batteryor the power of the storage battery when the solar radiation is weak orat night. Before 9 AM and after 3 PM (depending on strength of sunlight,and generally the power is given up by the inverter system and iswasted) when solar radiation is weak, the surplus power which isinsufficient for running the inverter is sent to the electric heater forauxiliary-heating the water in the heat-exchanging water tank with thesurplus power, so as to greatly improve photo-thermal efficiency of thedistributed solar power generation and hot water supplying system.

According to the present invention, in addition to a heat protectionfunction achieved by mounting an automatic gas valve on the top of theheat-exchanging water tank, a special structure of theconstant-temperature expandable tank comprising at least two storagewater tanks in series is provided. When a temperature is higher than acertain temperature, the hot water pump is started according to acontrol principle of the controller MCU for involving theconstant-temperature expandable tank in system operation; when thetemperature is lower than a pre-determined temperature, the hot waterpump is closed according to the control principle of the controller foravoiding cold water into the constant-temperature expandable tank, whichnot only improves system hot water exchanging efficiency, but alsosolves a problem that the solar collector dissipates heat when a watertemperature of a plate hot water system is higher than a certaintemperature, resulting in that the water temperature is difficult to beincreased, heat efficiency is lowered, and a heat conductive material isvolatilizable.

The present invention is an integrated product with the solar collectorand the photovoltaic power generation self-service sun tracking system,wherein physical sizes thereof match to each other, adapt to each other,and are easy to be transported as well as installed. With the help ofthe photovoltaic power generation self-service sun tracking system, thesolar collector mounted thereon always maintained at 90° angle with thesun, so as to ensure that the solar collector is able to collect amaximum amount of solar radiation for promoting photo-thermal efficiencyand cost performance

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a distributed solar power generation andhot water supplying system.

FIG. 2 is a diagram of a whole-day solar radiation tendency of somewherein west of China and surplus power of an inverter.

FIG. 3 is sketch view of a solar plate collector (which is a side view).

FIG. 4 is a sketch view of a solar vacuum pipe collector (which is a topview).

FIG. 5 is a structural view of the distributed solar power generationand hot water supplying system when storing hot water with aconstant-temperature expandable tank.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

Referring to FIG. 1, a distributed solar power generation and hot watersupplying system is provided, comprising: a photovoltaic powergeneration self-service sun tracking system 1, wherein a solar battery26 is mounted on the photovoltaic power generation self-service suntracking system 1, an electricity output terminal of the photovoltaicpower generation self-service sun tracking system 1 is respectivelyconnected to an inversing input terminal of an inverter 2 and a surpluspower supplying input terminal of a controller 7; a power output controlterminal of the inverter 2 is respectively connected for off-grid powerconsumption or grid-connected power generation, and to an inversinginput terminal of the controller 7; a charging/discharging controloutput/input terminal inside the inverter 2 is connected to aninput/output terminal of a storage battery 3 and a storage battery powersupplying input terminal of the controller 7; wherein the distributedsolar power generation and hot water supplying system further comprises:a heat-exchanging water tank 6, wherein a temperature sensor 14, anelectric heater 15 and a heat-exchanging copper coil pipe or belt 11 aremounted in the heat-exchanging water tank 6; a water inlet 16 and awater outlet 13 are respectively mounted on the heat-exchanging watertank 6; a solar collector 4 is mounted on the photovoltaic powergeneration self-service sun tracking system 1, a first end of the solarcollector 4 is externally connected to a first end of theheat-exchanging copper coil pipe or belt 11; a second end of theheat-exchanging copper coil pipe or belt 11 is connected to a second endof the solar collector 4 through a recycling pump 5, and is connected toan expanding tank 33 via a triplet, wherein the expanding tank 33 isconnected between the recycling pump 5 and the solar collector 4 via thetriplet, which not only solves a problem that a heat conductive materialwill expand during temperature increasing, but also holds a fewadditional heat conductive materials as a supplement of the heatconductive material; a thermal sensor 8 and the temperature sensor 14are externally connected to the controller 7 through a temperaturesensor bus 37, the controller 7 is respectively connected to therecycling pump 5, and the electric heater 15; the storage battery powersupplying input terminal of the controller 7 is connected to theinput/output terminal of the storage battery 3 and thecharging/discharging control output/input terminal inside the inverter2; an automatic gas valve 12 is mounted on a top of the heat-exchangingwater tank 6; the water outlet 13 of the heat-exchanging water tank 6 isconnected to a hot water pump 9 and then connected to a storage inlet 18of a constant-temperature expandable tank 10 through a heat storage pipe38; an automatic gas discharger 19 is mounted on a top of theconstant-temperature expandable tank 10, a bottom of theconstant-temperature expandable tank 10 is externally connected a userwater outlet 21 and a hot water manometer 20; a water outlet switch 32is mounted on the user water outlet 21, and is connected to a waterdetecting terminal of the controller 7; a temperature detector 17 ismounted inside the constant-temperature expandable tank 10; thetemperature detector 17 is connected to the controller 7 through thetemperature sensor bus 37.

Referring to FIG. 5, the temperature detector 17 and the hot watermanometer 20 on the constant-temperature expandable tank 10 arerespectively connected to the controller 7 through the temperaturesensor bus 37 and a hot water manometer bus 36. When one or more of theconstant-temperature expandable tank 10 are connected in series, thecontroller 7 opens a first electromagnetic valve 31 on the heat storagepipe 38 through an electromagnetic valve bus 34, and hot water passesthrough the heat storage pipe 38 and enters a first constant-temperatureexpandable tank 10. When the controller 7 determines through the hotwater manometer bus 36 that an internal pressure of the firstconstant-temperature expandable tank 10 reaches a pre-determined value,which means the first constant-temperature expandable tank 10 is full ofwater, the controller 7 opens a second electromagnetic valve 31 on theheat storage pipe 38 through an electromagnetic valve bus 34, and thehot water enters a second constant-temperature expandable tank 10, andso on. The temperature detector 17 is mounted inside theconstant-temperature expandable tank 10; the temperature detector 17 isconnected to a temperature sensing bus terminal of the controller 7through the temperature sensor bus 37. When the temperature of the solarplate collector is higher than a certain temperature, the hot water pump9 is started according to a control principle of the controller 7 forinvolving the constant-temperature expandable tank 10 in systemoperation; when the temperature is lower than a pre-determinedtemperature, the hot water pump 9 is closed according to a MCU (MicroController Unit) control principle of the controller 7 for avoiding coldwater into the constant-temperature expandable tank 10, which not onlyimproves system hot water exchanging efficiency, but also solves aproblem that the solar collector dissipates heat when a watertemperature of a plate hot water system is higher than a certaintemperature, resulting in that the water temperature is difficult to beincreased, heat efficiency is lowered, and a heat conductive material isvolatilizable. Furthermore, when storing heat, the controller 7 detectsthe water temperature in the heat-exchanging water tank through thetemperature sensor bus 37, then opens the electromagnetic valve 31corresponding to the constant-temperature expandable tank 10 through theelectromagnetic valve bus 34 and starts the hot water pump 9 for sendingthe hot water from the heat-exchanging water tank 6 to eachconstant-temperature expandable tank 10 through the heat storage pipe38. When the controller 7 determines through the hot water manometer bus36 that the internal pressure of each constant-temperature expandabletank 10 reaches the pre-determined value, which means eachconstant-temperature expandable tank 10 is full of water, the controller7 closes the hot water pump 9, the recycling pump 5 and the electricheater 15. When the controller 7 determines that the temperature islower than the pre-determined temperature, the hot water pump 9 isclosed for avoiding cold water into the constant-temperature expandabletank 10. When the controller 7 determines through the water detectingterminal that the water outlet switch 32 is pushed by the user, thecontroller 7 detects the hot water monometer 20 on eachconstant-temperature expandable tank 10 in sequence through the hotwater monometer bus 36. When the internal pressure detected of theconstant-temperature expandable tank 10 is higher than a pre-determinedvalue, which means that there is hot water in the constant-temperatureexpandable tank 10, the controller 7 opens the electromagnetic valve 31on a water outlet pipe 39 of the constant-temperature expandable tank 10through the electromagnetic valve bus 34, in such a manner that the hotwater in the constant-temperature expandable tank 10 is sent to the userwater outlet 21 through the water outlet pipe 39 for supplying the user.When the controller 7 determines through the hot water monometer bus 36that the constant-temperature expandable tank 10 is empty, thecontroller 7 automatically opens a electromagnetic valve 40 for sendingthe water in the heat-exchanging tank 6 to the user water outlet 21, andcloses the hot water pump 9 at the same time, so as to supplying hotwater to the user when the constant-temperature expandable tank 10 isempty.

Referring to FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, the solar collector 4 is the solar platecollector or a solar vacuum tube collector, and the solar vacuum tubecollector is an all-glass vacuum tube collector, a heat pipe vacuum tubecollector, or a U-shaped vacuum tube collector.

Referring to FIG. 3, a structure of the solar plate collector isillustrated, wherein the solar plate collector comprises an evacuationvalve 22, a copper pipe 24, a heat insulating material 25, a thermalsensor 8, and a transparent cover 23; wherein the thermal sensor 8 isconnected to the controller 7, a heat conductive material is installedin the copper pipe 24 and the heat-exchanging copper coil pipe or belt11.

Referring to FIG. 4, a structure of the solar vacuum pipe collector isillustrated, wherein the solar vacuum tube collector comprises anevacuation valve 22, a copper pipe 24, a thermal sensor 8, and a vacuumpipe 30, wherein the thermal sensor 8 is connected to the controller 7,a heat conductive material is installed in the copper pipe 24 and theheat-exchanging copper coil pipe or belt 11.

Principles thereof are as follows. When the solar radiation is normal,the solar battery 26 is mounted on the photovoltaic power generationself-service sun tracking system 1, the electricity output terminal ofthe photovoltaic power generation self-service sun tracking system 1 isrespectively connected to the inversing input terminal of the inverter 2and the surplus power supplying input terminal of the controller 7; thepower output control terminal of the inverter 2 is connected foroff-grid power consumption or grid-connected power generation (referringto Chinese patent: off-grid/grid-connected solar power generationsystem, application No. 2012100364742, invented by MAO, Jiansheng), andis connected to a normal inversing input terminal of the controller 7.The charging/discharging control output/input terminal inside theinverter 2 and the input/output terminal of the storage battery 3 areconnected to the storage battery power supplying input terminal of thecontroller 7. The controller 7 comprises an automatically screeningcircuit, for selecting the normal inversed output terminal of theinverted 2 or the storage battery 3 as a power source of the controller7 according to the MCU control principle of the controller 7. Thecontroller 7 detects the thermal sensor 8 on the solar collector 4through the temperature sensor bus 37 for detecting the temperature ofthe solar collector 4. When the temperature detected of the solarcollector 4 reaches the pre-determined temperature and the watertemperature in the heat-exchanging water tank 6 is lower than thepre-determined temperature, the recycling pump 5 is started for drivingthe heat conductive material in the heat-exchanging copper coil pipe orbelt 11 to move from a bottom to a top of the solar collector 4, so asto absorb heat of the solar collector 4 and then flow out from the topof the solar collector 4 and into the heat-exchanging copper coil pipeor belt 11 inside the heat-exchanging water tank 6, wherein when theheat conductive material flows from a bottom to a top of theheat-exchanging copper coil pipe or belt 11, the heat is transmitted tothe water in the heat-exchanging water tank 6. When the watertemperature in the heat-exchanging water tank 6 reaches thepre-determined temperature, the controller 7 opens the electromagneticvalve 31 on the heat storage pipe 38 by the electromagnetic valve bus 34and starts the hot water pump 9 for sending the hot water from theheat-exchanging water tank 6 to the constant-temperature expandable tank10. When the controller 7 determines that the water temperature is lowerthan the pre-determined temperature, the hot water pump 9 is closed foravoiding cold water into the constant-temperature expandable tank 10.The controller 7 detects a hot water level of the hot water monometer 20on the constant-temperature expandable tank 10 by the hot watermonometer bus 36. When a pre-determined level is reached, the hot waterpump 9 and the recycling pump 5 are closed for stopping heating.Furthermore, before 9 AM and after 3 PM (depending on strength ofsunlight, and generally the power is give up by the inverter system andis wasted) when solar radiation is weak, the surplus power which isinsufficient for running the inverter 2 is sent to the electric heater15 for auxiliary-heating the water in the heat-exchanging water tank 6with the surplus power (wherein referring to FIG. 2, MCU1 curve is asunlight strength curve, MCU2 is an inverter power curve and MCU3 is asurplus power curve when the inverter 2 is at a starting power, whereinan area 29 illustrates a sunlight condition before 9 AM, and an area 27illustrates a sunlight condition after 5 PM). With the above structure,the surplus power which is insufficient for running the inverter 2before 9 AM and after 3 PM when solar radiation is weak, is sent to theelectric heater 15 for auxiliary-heating the water in theheat-exchanging water tank 6 with the surplus power, so as to greatlyimprove photo-thermal efficiency of the distributed solar powergeneration and hot water supplying system.

When the solar radiation is insufficient, the surplus power of the solarbattery 26 is not enough for starting the inverter 2, thecharging/discharging control output/input terminal inside the inverter 2inverses the power in the storage battery 3 into an alternating currentfor supplying the user or grid-connected power generation. At the sametime, the charging/discharging control output/input terminal inside theinverter 2 and the input/output terminal of the storage battery 3 areconnected to the storage battery power supplying input terminal of thecontroller 7. The controller 7 comprises the automatically screeningcircuit, for selecting the normal inversed output terminal of theinverted 2 or the storage battery 3 as the power source of thecontroller 7 according to the MCU control principle of the controller 7.At the moment, a temperature detected by the thermal sensor 8 on thesolar collector 4 is lower than the water temperature in theheat-exchanging water tank 6 (when the solar radiation is week or atnight). When the controller 7 determines through a temperature detectingbus that the water temperature in the heat-exchanging water tank 6 islower than the pre-determined temperature, then the controller 7 detectswhether the surplus power of the solar battery 26 is sufficient. If thesurplus power of the solar battery 26 is sufficient, the surplus powerof the solar battery 26 on the photovoltaic power generationself-service sun tracking system 1 is sent to the electric heater 15 forheating the water in the heat-exchanging water tank 6. If the surpluspower of the solar battery 26 is insufficient, the controller 7automatically selects the power of the storage battery 3 forauxiliary-heating. When the water temperature of the heat-exchangingwater tank 6 reaches the pre-determined temperature, the controller 7opens the electromagnetic valve 31 on the heat storage pipe 38 by theelectromagnetic valve bus 34 and starts the hot water pump 9 for sendingthe hot water from the heat-exchanging water tank 6 to theconstant-temperature expandable tank 10. When the water temperature ofthe heat-exchanging water tank 6 is lower than the pre-determinedtemperature, the controller 7 closes the hot water pump 9 for avoidingcold water into the constant-temperature expandable tank 10. Thecontroller 7 detects the hot water level of the hot water monometer 20on the constant-temperature expandable tank 10 by the hot watermonometer bus 36. If the pre-determined level is reached, the electricheater 15, the hot water pump 9 and the recycling pump 5 areautomatically closed by the controller 7 for stopping heating. Accordingto the above program, the distributed solar power generation and hotwater supplying system satisfies the hot water supplying requirement ofthe users.

When there is no power on the solar battery 26 at night, the solarbattery 26 and the solar collector 4 on the photovoltaic powergeneration self-service sun tracking system 1 are not able to generatepower or collect heat. the charging/discharging control output/inputterminal inside the inverter 2 inverses the power in the storage battery3 into an alternating current for supplying the user or grid-connectedpower generation. At the same time, the charging/discharging controloutput/input terminal inside the inverter 2 and the input/outputterminal of the storage battery 3 are connected to the storage batterypower supplying input terminal of the controller 7. The controller 7comprises the automatically screening circuit, for selecting the normalinversed output terminal of the inverted 2 or the storage battery 3 asthe power source of the controller 7 according to the MCU controlprinciple of the controller 7. When the controller 7 determines througha temperature detecting bus that the water temperature in theheat-exchanging water tank 6 is lower than the pre-determinedtemperature, then the controller 7 sends the power of the storage 3 tothe electric heater 15 for heating the water in the heat-exchangingwater tank 6 with the electric heater 15. When the water temperature ofthe heat-exchanging water tank 6 reaches the pre-determined temperature,the controller 7 opens the electromagnetic valve 31 on the heat storagepipe 38 by the electromagnetic valve bus 34 and starts the hot waterpump 9 for sending the hot water from the heat-exchanging water tank 6to the constant-temperature expandable tank 10. When the watertemperature of the heat-exchanging water tank 6 is lower than thepre-determined temperature, the controller 7 closes the hot water pump 9for avoiding cold water into the constant-temperature expandable tank10. The controller 7 detects the hot water level of the hot watermonometer 20 on the constant-temperature expandable tank 10 by the hotwater monometer bus 36. If the pre-determined level is reached, theelectric heater 15, the hot water pump 9 and the recycling pump 5 areautomatically closed by the controller 7 for stopping heating. Accordingto the above program, the distributed solar power generation and hotwater supplying system satisfies the hot water supplying requirement ofthe users.

Furthermore, when a plurality of the constant-temperature expandabletank 10 are connected in series, the controller 7 opens the firstelectromagnetic valve 31 on the heat storage pipe 38 through theelectromagnetic valve bus 34, and starts the hot water pump 9 forsending the hot water in the heat-exchanging water tank 6 to the firstconstant-temperature expandable tank 10. When the controller 7determines through the hot water manometer bus 36 that the internalpressure of the first constant-temperature expandable tank 10 reachesthe pre-determined value, which means the first constant-temperatureexpandable tank 10 is full of water, the controller 7 opens the secondelectromagnetic valve 31 on the heat storage pipe 38 through theelectromagnetic valve bus 34, and the hot water enters the secondconstant-temperature expandable tank 10. When the controller 7determines through the hot water manometer bus 36 that the internalpressure of the second constant-temperature expandable tank 10 reachesthe pre-determined value, then the second constant-temperatureexpandable tank 10 is full of water, and so on. When the controller 7determines through the hot water manometer bus 36 that the internalpressure of each of the constant-temperature expandable tank 10 reachesthe pre-determined value, then all the constant-temperature expandabletank 10 are full of water, and the electric heater 15, the hot waterpump 9 and the recycling pump 5 are automatically closed by thecontroller 7 for stopping heating.

Principles of the solar collector 4 are as follows. Sunlight passesthrough the transparent cover 23 or the vacuum pipe 30 to heat thecopper pipe 24, so as to heat the heat conductive material inside thecopper pipe 24. When the water temperature in the heat-exchanging watertank 6 is lower than the temperature of the solar collector 4 detectedby the thermal sensor 8, the controller 7 starts the recycling pump 5for driving the heat conductive material in the copper pipe 24 to movefrom the bottom to the top of the solar collector 4 through theheat-exchanging copper coil pipe or belt 11, so as to absorb heat of thesolar collector 4 and heat the water in the heat-exchanging water tank6. When the water temperature in the heat-exchanging water tank 6 ishigher than the temperature of the solar collector 4 detected by thethermal sensor 8 (when the solar radiation is week or at night), thecontroller 7 closes the recycling pump for stopping the heat conductivematerial in the copper piper 24. When the water temperature in theheat-exchanging water tank 6 reaches the pre-determined temperature,sunlight still passes through the transparent cover 23 or the vacuumpipe 30 to heat the copper pipe 24, so as to heat the heat conductivematerial inside the copper pipe 24. However, when the temperature of thesolar collector 4 detected by the thermal sensor 8 reaches a certaintemperature, the solar collector 4 dissipates heat, resulting in heatloss of the solar collector 4 and lowering heat collecting (or hot watertransforming) efficiency.

The present invention provides a system structure of connecting at leastone storage water tank in series for forming the constant-temperatureexpandable tank 10. When the water temperature of the heat-exchangingwater tank reaches the pre-determined temperature, the controller 7starts the hot water pump 9 for sending the hot water in theheat-exchanging water tank 6 to the constant-temperature expandable tank10, which not only solves a problem that the solar collector 4 rapidlydissipates heat when the water temperature is too high, resulting inheat loss of the solar collector 4; but also improves the hot watertransforming efficiency for increasing an amount of the hot water; andfurther inhibits pressure increase inside the heat-exchanging water tank6 and a problem that the heat conductive material is volatilizable.Furthermore, during system design, as long as an amount of theheat-exchanging water tank 6 connected in series is larger than a systemmax hot water transforming amount, which means that hot water leveldetecting and monitoring of the constant-temperature expandable tank 10in series provided by the controller 7 through the hot water monometerbus 36 shows that the hot water in the heat-exchanging water tankreaches the pre-determined water level, the controller 7 closes therecycling pump 5 for stopping the heat conductive material in the copperpipe 24, so as to maximizing the photo-thermal efficiency of thedistributed solar power generation and hot water supplying system.

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 12. A distributed solar power generation and hot watersupplying system, comprising: a photovoltaic power generationself-service sun tracking system, wherein a solar battery is mounted onthe photovoltaic power generation self-service sun tracking system, anelectricity output terminal of the photovoltaic power generationself-service sun tracking system is respectively connected to aninversing input terminal of an inverter and a surplus power supplyinginput terminal of a controller; a power output control terminalcontrolled by a micro controller unit in the inverter is respectivelyconnected for off-grid power consumption or grid-connected powergeneration, and a normal inversed output terminal of the controller; acharging/discharging control output/input terminal inside the inverteris connected to an input/output terminal of a storage battery and astorage battery power supplying input terminal of the controller;wherein the distributed solar power generation and hot water supplyingsystem further comprises: a heat-exchanging water tank, wherein atemperature sensor, an electric heater and a heat-exchanging copper coilpipe are mounted in the heat-exchanging water tank; a water inlet and awater outlet are respectively mounted on the heat-exchanging water tank;a solar collector is mounted on the photovoltaic power generationself-service sun tracking system, a first end of the solar collector isexternally connected to a first end of the heat-exchanging copper coilpipe; a second end of the heat-exchanging copper coil pipe is connectedto a second end of the solar collector through a recycling pump, and isconnected to an expanding tank via a triplet; the temperature sensor isexternally connected to the controller, the controller is respectivelyconnected to the recycling pump, the electric heater, an electromagneticvalve on an water outlet pipe and a hot water pressure gage; thecontroller is also connected to the input/output terminal of the storagebattery and the electricity output terminal of the photovoltaic powergeneration self-service sun tracking system.
 13. The distributed solarpower generation and hot water supplying system, as recited in claim 12,wherein an automatic gas valve is mounted on a top of theheat-exchanging water tank.
 14. The distributed solar power generationand hot water supplying system, as recited in claim 13, wherein incloudy days and nights, the inverter outputs power, in such a mannerthat the electric heater auxiliary-heats water in the heat-exchangingwater tank; before 9 AM and after 3 PM when solar radiation is weak,surplus power which is insufficient for running the inverter is sent tothe electric heater for auxiliary-heating the water in theheat-exchanging water tank with the surplus power, so as to greatlyimprove photo-thermal efficiency of the distributed solar powergeneration and hot water supplying system.
 15. The distributed solarpower generation and hot water supplying system, as recited in claim 13,wherein the water outlet of the heat-exchanging water tank is connectedto a hot water pump and then connected to a storage inlet of a storagewater tank; an automatic gas discharger is mounted on a top of thestorage water tank, a bottom of the storage water tank is externallyconnected a user water outlet and a hot water manometer; a temperaturedetector is mounted inside the storage water tank; the hot water pumpand the temperature detector are respectively connected to thecontroller.
 16. The distributed solar power generation and hot watersupplying system, as recited in claim 15, wherein the hot watermanometer is mounted on the user water outlet of the storage water tank,the hot water manometer is connected to the controller through a hotwater manometer bus; the temperature detector is mounted inside thestorage water tank, which is connected to the controller through atemperature sensor bus; a heat storage pipe and the water outlet pipeare respectively connected to at least one constant-temperatureexpandable tank in series; the electromagnetic valve is respectivelymounted on the heat storage pipe and the water outlet pipe, eachelectromagnetic valve is connected to the controller through anelectromagnetic valve bus; a water outlet switch is mounted on a wateroutlet of the water outlet pipe, and is connected to the controller. 17.The distributed solar power generation and hot water supplying system,as recited in claim 15, wherein the storage water tank is theconstant-temperature expandable tank comprising at least two storagewater tanks in series, and is expandable according to a power scale of apower station; when a temperature is higher than a certain temperature,the hot water pump is started according to a control principle of thecontroller for involving the constant-temperature expandable tank insystem operation; when the temperature is lower than a pre-determinedtemperature, the hot water pump is closed according to the controlprinciple of the controller for avoiding cold water into theconstant-temperature expandable tank, which not only improves system hotwater exchanging efficiency, but also solves a problem that the solarcollector dissipates heat when a water temperature of a plate hot watersystem is higher than a certain temperature, resulting in that the watertemperature is difficult to be increased, heat efficiency is lowered,and a heat conductive material is volatilizable.
 18. The distributedsolar power generation and hot water supplying system, as recited inclaim 16, wherein the storage water tank is the constant-temperatureexpandable tank comprising at least two storage water tanks in series,and is expandable according to a power scale of a power station; when atemperature is higher than a certain temperature, the hot water pump isstarted according to a control principle of the controller for involvingthe constant-temperature expandable tank in system operation; when thetemperature is lower than a pre-determined temperature, the hot waterpump is closed according to the control principle of the controller foravoiding cold water into the constant-temperature expandable tank, whichnot only improves system hot water exchanging efficiency, but alsosolves a problem that the solar collector dissipates heat when a watertemperature of a plate hot water system is higher than a certaintemperature, resulting in that the water temperature is difficult to beincreased, heat efficiency is lowered, and a heat conductive material isvolatilizable.
 19. The distributed solar power generation and hot watersupplying system, as recited in claim 12, wherein the solar collector isa solar plate collector, a pipe of the solar plate collector is a redcopper pipe.
 20. The distributed solar power generation and hot watersupplying system, as recited in claim 19, wherein the solar platecollector comprises an evacuation valve, a copper pipe, a transparentcover, a heat insulating material, and a thermal sensor; wherein thethermal sensor is connected to the controller through a temperaturesensor bus, a heat conductive material is installed in the copper pipeand the heat-exchanging copper coil pipe.
 21. The distributed solarpower generation and hot water supplying system, as recited in claim 12,wherein the solar collector is a solar vacuum tube collector, and thesolar vacuum tube collector is an all-glass vacuum tube collector, aheat pipe vacuum tube collector, or a U-shaped vacuum tube collector.22. The distributed solar power generation and hot water supplyingsystem, as recited in claim 21, wherein the solar vacuum tube collectorcomprises an evacuation valve, a copper pipe, a thermal sensor, and avacuum pipe, wherein the thermal sensor is connected to the controllerthrough a temperature sensor bus, a heat conductive material isinstalled in the copper pipe and the heat-exchanging copper coil pipe.23. The distributed solar power generation and hot water supplyingsystem, as recited in claim 12, wherein the heat-exchanging copper coilpipe is alternatively a heat-exchanging copper coil belt.
 24. Thedistributed solar power generation and hot water supplying system, asrecited in claim 15, wherein the heat-exchanging copper coil pipe isalternatively a heat-exchanging copper coil belt.
 25. The distributedsolar power generation and hot water supplying system, as recited inclaim 20, wherein the heat-exchanging copper coil pipe is alternativelya heat-exchanging copper coil belt.
 26. The distributed solar powergeneration and hot water supplying system, as recited in claim 22,wherein the heat-exchanging copper coil pipe is alternatively aheat-exchanging copper coil belt.